Dear forum,
when I type
rndWishart(1,2,5)
in Gauss 13, I get the error message ``(0) : error G0648 : Incorrect input: Covariance matrix not positive definite'', although the scalar covariance ``matrix'' (second input, = 2) is obviously positive definite.
Is this problem related to the input being a scalar? I get no error message when I type ``2*eye(2)'' instead of ``2'' in the command above. On the other hand, the help file does not seem to exclude the case that the covariance matrix is a scalar.
Thanks in advance,
Fabian
PS: I am using Kernel 13.0.9.
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The error is indeed being returned because the incoming covariance matrix is a scalar. I will forward this to development and get their thoughts on the matter.
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The error is indeed being returned because the incoming covariance matrix is a scalar. I will forward this to development and get their thoughts on the matter.